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Can you put put and couple in a sentence?

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Can you put a couple of extra pencils in my backpack?

If you put a couple of strawberries on top, the kids will gobble up the fruit salad!

"Put a couple of signs around the neighborhood, and the yard sale will attract plenty of customers!" ordered Mrs Apple.

"Sarah can put a couple of footballs in my handbag so No-one will notice that we are going to steal them." thought Mr Crumps

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